Tomoyuki Miyake
National Archives and Records Administration
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Japanese Journal of Applied Physics | 2005
Kenji Hirano; Tomoyuki Miyake; Tetsuo Ueyama; Masaru Ogawa; Tomiyuki Numata; Yasuo Nakata; Yukio Kurata
We have developed an integrated optical unit for magneto-optical (MO) pickups which contains three polarized holograms for detecting MO signals and servo error signals. In this study, we modify the integrated optical unit so that it can reproduce two types of discs using two photo detectors. The phase-shift differential push-pull method is used for the radial servo and it is compatible with different track pitches. We also discuss the quality of the reproduced MO signals.
intelligent robots and systems | 2015
Masaki Hamamoto; Hideki Etoh; Tomoyuki Miyake
A unidirectional ultrasonic motor (USM) is applied to the thorax unit of a flapping micro aerial vehicle (MAV) with the aim to develop an MAV in the 10-gram-range, for which appropriate DC motors with high power-weight ratios are unavailable. As a trial, a unidirectional USM having an ultrasonic transducer with mass of 336 mg and rotor of 3 mm diameter is implemented to a belt drive mechanism in place of a DC motor and spar gear unit. At no load and without wings, the USM works well and achieves a flapping frequency exceeding 32 Hz, while the output power is around 36 mW owing to the mismatch of the two vibration modes that dominate the efficiency of the USM. Although the observed lift force remains low because of the lack of USM power and heaviness of the wings, the appropriateness of the mechanical design is confirmed and improvements toward the 10-gram-range flapping MAV with USM are discussed on the basis of these results. Another actuation mechanism of the flapping MAV is proposed.
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics | 2008
Kohji Minami; Eiji Kurimoto; Kenji Hirano; Tomoyuki Miyake; Yasuo Nakata; Yukio Kurata
We developed a new optical detection method for defects in multilayered optical devices. An optical detection is achieved by sensing the scattering twinkle points of guided light in a multilayered optical device and by analyzing the scattering properties of the twinkle points. We found a difference in scattering property between defective points and nondefective points, and developed a check system for the scattering direction from a scattering twinkle point. By this optical defect detection method, we realize a decrease in defect detection error.
Archive | 1996
Yoshihiro Sekimoto; Yasuo Nakata; Nobuo Ogata; Tomoyuki Miyake
Archive | 1998
Hiroshi Fuji; Shigemi Maeda; Tomoyuki Miyake; Yasuo Nakata; Nobuo Ogata; Jun Akiyama; Toshiharu Inui; Yoshihiro Sekimoto; Hideaki Sato
Archive | 1994
Tomoyuki Miyake; Toshiharu Inui; Jun Akiyama; Kunio Kojima
Archive | 1994
Kunio Kojima; Yoshihiro Sekimoto; Yasuo Nakata; Tomoyuki Miyake; Nobuo Ogata; Toshiharu Inui
Archive | 2004
Tetsuo Ueyama; Kohji Minami; Tomoyuki Miyake; Yasuo Nakata
Archive | 2005
Masaru Ogawa; Tetsuo Ueyama; Kohji Minami; Tomoyuki Miyake; Tomiyuki Numata
Archive | 1996
Tomoyuki Miyake; Nobuo Ogata; Kunio Kojima